... people weie, the Llamas lived in luxury. Polyandry prevailed, and their marital customs were curious. A young man desirous of marrying a girl went with his father and mother to tii; trr.: of the girl's father. His father iisked for the ki»nd of iho daughter ...

... Chudleigh (Mr J. Harold Carsor.), has been married three times, and has threatened to disinherit his nephew if he ever marries. Andrew Fowler (Mr J. G. Brett), Frank's uncle, will disinherit himif he does not marry, andas both uncles unexpectedly arrive on ...

... of the wicked bachelor who spoke. of marriage as a very harmless amusement, and advised a young friend of his to marry early and marry often; of Dr. Johnson, who proposed that marriages should be arranged by the Lord Chancellor without the parties concerned ...

... IRELAND.P By WeIJAX ANDREWS, F.)RH.S. MARRYING UNDER THE C-ALLOWS. In some of the old ballads of merry England allusions may be found to a law or usage of primitive times that if a man or woman would consent to marry under the gallows a person condemned ...

... clirence married to Lord Fasllland ; LIadyv Catherine ALanners married to Earl Jerinyn ; Ladv Eliithbeth Leslie married to Cap- fain wiathen ; Lady Charlotte Elizabeth Loftss mairrijd tt Mir. Sutton Egerton; -lon. C'aroli.e Waldegrave married to the Rev ...

... was understood when the story opens, was to marry Eugenie. He was only too eager, and her mother, Mdme. de Gueymard, approved of the match. One thing was clearly understood-neither of her daughters was to marry a foreigner. That had been one of the last ...

... two chapters on Married Happiness, and ends, after a slow but painful descent leading through the divorce courts, in a chapter headed Unmarried. Dizzy DAZZLED BY A DAME OF DISTINCTION. One of the first among those whose married happiness is exhibited ...

... dancer who had married (as the phrase goes) and retired into private life; of these ladies their best biography is that afterwarda they were scarcely known beyond their awnimmediate circle. Miss Gayton, a lovely petite dancer, married a Welsh curate, ...

... she does not wish it to be kiiown, so her brother adopted him from infancy, anid she married Clutch nider her maiden name. Sweetman has also been previously married to a lady with peculiar views as to the rights and privileges of her sex, whom lie believes ...

... a-talkio' o' thee; Thou's been taltin' to muther, an' she bein a tellin' it me. TI'hou'll not marry for munny-thou's sweet upo' par on's lais- Noi-thou'll marry for luvv- an' we boiith on us thinks tha an ass. Feeid her todaijy go:i by- Saiint's 1s'viy-they ...

... lectured. Father and mother turn a deaf ear to her entreaties to be allowed to marry Will and not the cousin, and Will himself makes another appeal in vain. Lizzie then refuses to marry Joseph, and her life is made a burden to her in consequence. Her father ...

... Suzanne is Mrs. Eva Allen. Instead of mistress she has been his flancee-as absurd a change as was marrying La Tosca for the English market-and he refuses to marry her, nbt because she is simply a vicious, ambitious cocofte, hut because after a miserable marriage ...